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Parsons Yellow Power Lift Chair

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Parsons Yellow Power Lift ChairProduct Description Experience the ultimate in comfort and convenience with this plush corduroy power lift chair, designed to provide both luxurious relaxation and effortless mobility. The soft, ribbed corduroy fabric offers a cozy and inviting feel, while the foam padding over pocket coils ensures exceptional support for hours of comfort. With a simple push of a button, you can effortlessly transition from a seated position to a gentle, standing lift

Product Description

Experience the ultimate in comfort and convenience with this plush corduroy power lift chair, designed to provide both luxurious relaxation and effortless mobility. The soft, ribbed corduroy fabric offers a cozy and inviting feel, while the foam padding over pocket coils ensures exceptional support for hours of comfort. With a simple push of a button, you can effortlessly transition from a seated position to a gentle, standing lift motion, making it ideal for those with limited mobility. The attached armrest features a convenient magazine pocket, keeping your favorite reading materials close at hand. Constructed with a robust plywood frame and a metal-reinforced seat, this chair is built for durability and reliable performance.

Weights and Dimensions
  • Overall Gross Weight: 96.2500 lbs
  • Overall Net Weight: 86.5000 lbs
  • Overall Dimension: 28.5 x 35 x 38.5H
  • Seat Width: 20"
  • Seat Depth: 20"
  • Seat Height: 18.5"
  • Arm width: 4.5"
  • Arm height: 22"
  • Fully reclined length: 59"
  • Fully reclined height: 31.5"
  • Required back clearance to recline: 16"
  • Doorway width: 22"

Product Details
  • Country of Origin: Vietnam
  • Plywood frame with metal reinforced seat
  • Foam padding over pocket coils
  • Corduroy fabric upholstery
  • Attached back and seat cushions
  • One-touch power button with adjustable positions
  • Gentle lift motion
  • Armrest with magazine pocket
  • Removable seat back
  • Weight capacity: 300lbs
  • Fabric Type: Corduroy
  • Fabric Color: Yellow
  • Fabric Content: 100% polyester
  • Fabric Cleaning Code: Upholstery (S)

Packaging
  • Number of Boxes: 1
  • Overall CuFt: 12.4861
  • Package Dimensions: 31 x 29 x 24H
  • Piece Per Carton: 1
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